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Lalit Singh
posted on 2 AprNRI dilemma: Under-construction or resale in Noida?
I'm based in Dubai and finally looking to invest in Noida. Can't easily visit for site inspections, so it's tough. I'm torn between an under-construction project in Sector 98, supposedly with good ROI after possession, and a resale flat. Heard horror stories about possession delays, especially with builders like Unitech Group. Resale seems safer, but appreciation might be limited. What does the community think? Which is the smarter choice for an NRI?
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For an NRI, resale is definitely the safer bet. Less hassle, immediate returns, and no builder-related headaches.
So, what did you decide, OP? Under-construction or resale? Curious to know!
Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite and investment horizon. If you're looking for quick returns and minimal risk, resale is the way to go. If you're willing to wait and take a chance on higher ROI, under-construction might be an option. But do your research!
Kya scene hai Sector 150 mein? Heard the rates are crazy high now.
Haan, Sector 150 is booming. But it's mostly high-end apartments. Might be outside your budget.
Sector 150 ka avg rate 7k/sqft hai abhi. Good for investment, but not ideal for immediate rental income.
My advice: hire a local property consultant to do the due diligence for you. They can visit the site, check the paperwork, and negotiate the price. Worth the investment.
Be careful about hidden charges in resale deals. Stamp duty, registration fees, transfer charges... they all add up.
Current market conditions are also a factor. Property rates are rising in Noida due to increased demand and the upcoming Jewar airport. Resale prices are also going up.
True, the Jewar airport effect is real. Even resale properties near the expressway are seeing good appreciation.
Which floor are you considering in the under-construction project? Ground floor or top floor? That can affect the resale value later on.
Don't just look at the price per sq ft. Check the amenities completion rate in the resale society. Many societies have incomplete amenities, which can affect rental yield.
Resale mein you can see exactly what you're getting. Under-construction is all promises and fancy brochures. I'd go with resale for peace of mind.
Also, consider the maintenance charges in the resale society. High maintenance charges can eat into your rental income.
Good point, U1. Maintenance charges are often overlooked but can be a significant expense.
RERA registration number check karo before investing in any under-construction project. At least you'll have some legal recourse if things go south.
Haan, RERA is a must. But even RERA can't guarantee timely possession. Builders find loopholes.
Exactly! RERA is just a piece of paper if the builder is determined to delay. It helps, but it's not a magic wand.
I bought a resale flat in Sector 119 last year. Happy with my decision. Rental income is good, and the society is well-maintained. No builder drama!
Under-construction mein ROI zyada ho sakta hai, but the risk is also significantly higher. Are you comfortable with that risk, considering you can't easily visit for inspections?
That's the key question! Can you trust someone to oversee the construction on your behalf? A trusted friend or family member?
What's your budget and what kind of property are you looking for? That will help narrow down the options. Sector 98 is pricey. Have you considered sectors along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway?
Budget around 1.5Cr. Looking for a 3BHK, preferably with good ventilation and sunlight. Want to rent it out eventually.
1.5 Cr mein, resale options are definitely available in good sectors. Check Sector 44, 47, they're well-established.
Sector 150 might also have some options, but prices have shot up recently due to the new sports city. Worth checking though.
Bhai, Sector 78 mein dekh. Good connectivity and decent resale options available. Just be careful about the builder's reputation.
Unitech? Run far away! Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Booked a flat, phir case file karna pada refund ke liye. Stick to resale, less headache.
NRI bhai, Noida mein under-construction? Risky business! I'd lean towards resale, even if appreciation is slower. Peace of mind is worth something, right? Sector 98 is good, but Unitech... *shudders*
Totally agree with U1. Under-construction projects are a gamble. Especially with builders delaying possession for years. Resale gives you immediate rental income too.
I invested in an under-construction project in Sector 75 five years ago. Still waiting for possession! Never again. Resale is definitely safer, even if the ROI isn't as high initially.